Microsoft says SQL Server 2005 is its most developer-friendly RDBMS ever, with improved integration via Visual Studio .NET and support for the .NET framework. Some skeptics say Microsoft is courting disaster.
It won’t be long before government regulators, tax authorities and market exchanges require enterprises to use eXensible Business Reporting Language for financial data.
Although there are many products designed to help enterprises comply with fed regs, analysts warn that most are incomplete and do not do enough to reduce complexity.
Architects could learn a few things from the U.S. federal government, which has had success with its use of EA.
Computer-industry shifts seem to happen whenever there''s a significant change to the user interface.
Sun Microsystems President and COO Jonathan Schwartz said that the open implementation of Java will be good for business.
What’s important on the Web is who you know.
Asked to rate Web services standards according to how familiar they were, developers identified only a handful for which they had a working knowledge.